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  1. An exhibition is scheduled to take place during the Venice Biennale.
  2. Lu Wenyu, Alma Allen, and Wang Shu are involved as artistic directors for the main exhibition at the US Pavilion in Venice.

Funding Shortfall Threatens Return of Alma Allen Sculptures from Venice Biennale

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What happened

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Alma Allen's sculptures were featured in the Venice Biennale exhibit. The non-profit responsible for the US Pavilion has reported an urgent funding need to cover the final deinstallation and safe return of the artworks to the United States. The organization needs $1 million, having raised $1.4 million of the $2.5 million total required for the pavilion.

From theartnewspaper.com

Why it matters

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The funding shortfall directly impacts the logistical costs associated with the US Pavilion's operation at the Venice Biennale. The State Department provided a grant of $375,000, but the remaining funds were left to private fundraising efforts.

This year’s US Pavilion was noted for costing less money than previous pavilions, which cost $7 million in 2022 and $5 million in 2024.

From theartnewspaper.com

Who's involved

  • AllenBritish artist whose sculptures are featured in the exhibit
  • Venice BiennaleBiennial art exhibit where the sculptures are displayed

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The entities involved

  • Allen

    British artist, active 19th century

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  • Venice Biennale

    biennial art exhibit in Venice, Italy

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